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The 7th Annual Workday Charity Classic at Palo Alto Hills Golf and Country Club raised more than $5.6 million dollars to support Oakland students and families.

Nearly a mile of Castro Street in downtown Mountain View shuts down to cars this weekend for the 54th annual Art & Wine Festival, a free two-day street fair packed with more than 400 artisan booths, live music on two stages, and a wine garden pouring tastings from eight heritage wineries. The festival runs from 11 a.m.

Public transit leaders from across the Bay Area rode buses and trains through multiple systems, in an effort aimed at highlighting regional transit connections and encouraging greater public use.

Volunteers hit the streets in Redwood City on Saturday to get out the vote in favor of a new rent control measure. If passed in November, Measure E would roll some rents back to 2025 rates and add caps on rent increases. It would also strengthen tenant protections and “just cause” relocation assistance in Redwood City.

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The California Highway Patrol activated an Ebony Alert on behalf of the Alameda County Sheriff's Office for a missing 16-year-old. According to the CHP, Brooklynn Ashley was last seen on Saturday at around 10:05 p.m. in Edwards Lane and Center Street, Castro Valley. Article continues below this ad. Read all...

(KRON) — Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) announced a major delay Saturday on its Berryessa Line in the Dublin / Pleasanton, Berryessa, Richmond and Daly City directions. At 6:53 p.m., BART said a PG&E power outage near its Coliseum station led to the service disruption. Just after 6 p.m., BART confirmed in a social media

A letter marked "return to sender" has been delivered to an Alameda church. But the date of the postmark has people scratching their heads, and it has begun a nationwide search for who to send it to.

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KRON) — South Bay teachers took to the streets Saturday, knocking on doors and handing out flyers to encourage voters to support Proposition 3, a measure they said would help protect funding for public schools. Teachers from across the South Bay gathered in San Jose before heading into nearby neighbor

Prop 13 cuts homeowners’ property tax bills by up to tens of thousands of dollars a year. But in some parts of the Bay Area, average homeowners aren’t benefiting quite as much as they once did.